Extras
The 14-cent American Indian stamp is a favorite with collectors, and several non-stamp items have been produced to commemorate it.
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Facsimile First Day Cover
See a facsimile first day cover picturing the United States 14-cent American Indian stamp.
Souvenir Card
See a Stampshow '89 souvenir card featuring an impression of the United States 14-cent American Indian stamp.
Chicago Bank Cover
See a United States 14-cent American Indian stamp used by itself on a cover mailed from a Chicago, Illinois, bank on August 28, 1924.
First Day Cover
See a United States 14-cent American Indian stamp on a first day cover postmarked in Muskogee, Oklahoma, on May 1, 1923.
Muskogee first day cover a highlight of my collection
This cover bearing a 14¢ American Indian stamp was postmarked in Muskogee, Oklahoma, on the stamp’s first day of issue.
Souvenir Sheet
The Oklahoma Philatelic Society issued a souvenir sheet reproducing the 14¢ American Indian stamp for its 1947 annual convention.
USS Marblehead Parcel Fragment
This parcel fragment bearing a 14¢ American Indian stamp was mailed from the USS Marblehead to the Navy Department’s Bureau of Navigation in Washington, D.C., in 1927.
USS Maryland Parcel Fragment
This parcel fragment bearing a 14¢ American Indian stamp was mailed from the USS Maryland to the Navy Department’s Bureau of Navigation in Washington, D.C., in 1929.
Oklahoma Silver Jubilee Cover
Mailed with a single copy of the 14¢ American Indian stamp, this cover bears a cachet celebrating the Oklahoma Silver Jubilee held in Tulsa, Oklahoma, in 1932.